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11:00 coffee chair: Hans Hagen 11:30 Sam Guravage Confessions of a teenage TEX user 11:45 Jerzy Ludwichowski MathTran—TEX as a Web service for Jonathan Fine 12:15 David Kastrup ‘qstest’, a L A TEX package for unit tests 12:35 David Kastrup ‘makematch’, a L A TEX package for pattern matching with wildcards 12:55 David Kastrup Benefits, care and feeding of the ‘bigfoot’ package 13:30 lunch chair: Taco Hoekwater 15:00 Klaus Höppner Creation of a PostScript Type 1 logo font with MT1 15:45 Petr Sojka, Michal Růžička Single-source publishing in multiple formats for different output devices 16:15 Péter Szabó Practical journal and proceedings publication on paper and on the web 16:45 David Kastrup DocScape Publisher: a large scale project based on TEX 17:15 coffee chair: Hàn Thế Thành 17:45 Karel Píška Procedures for font comparison 18:05 Karel Píška Comments and suggestions about the Latin Modern fonts 18:45 Janusz M. Nowacki Cyklop: A new font family 19:15 dinner Wednesday, May 2 chair: Hans Hagen 09:00 Pawe̷l Jackowski TEX: Beauties and oddities 09:45 Ross Moore Advanced mathematics features, for PDF and the Web 10:30 coffee 11:00 Arthur Reutenauer A brief history of TEX 11:45 Ulrik Vieth Overview of the TEX history archive 12:15 Bogus̷law Jackowski, Recent advances in LUGs’ font projects Jerzy B. Ludwichowski, Janusz M. Nowacki 13:00 Marek Ryćko Data structures in TEX 13:45 Jerzy Ludwichowski Conference Closing 14:00 lunch EuroTEX 2007 —Workshops Saturday, April 28 12:00 Andrzej Tomaszewski Designing graphical signs and logotypes Sunday, April 29 9:00 Grażyna Jackowska Handmade paper: A mixture of handcraft, art and fun Conference outing to Toruń and Che̷lmno Monday, April 30 Highlights: — visit to the Wojewódzka Biblioteka Publiczna–Książnica Kopernikańska (“District Public Library– Copernican Library”), — a guided tour through the Toruń city center, — a quick stroll through the city center of Che̷lmno, — conference dinner and live performance of the “Schola Teatru Wiejskiego Węgajty” band, led by Kasia Jackowska. TUGboat, Volume 29, No. 1 —XVII European TEX Conference, 2007 5
EuroBachoTEX 2007: Paths to the Future The XVIIth European TEX conference was a double double — joint with the XVth BachoTEX, the yearly GUST (the Polish TEX users group) conference, and co-organized by CSTUG (the Czechoslovak TEX users group). It took place in Bachotek, the traditional place for GUST conferences, from April 28 until May 2, 2007, hence its other name: EuroBacho- TEX 2007. By publishing these proceedings we follow the “new tradition” started in 2005 by DANTE and GUTenberg with the Pont-à-Mousson EuroTEX proceedings, of trying to reach with the material presented the widest possible audience. The “Paths to the future” theme of this conference was coined to account for the flurry of recent developments: X TEX, LuaTEX, TEX Gyre and Latin Modern fonts, continued efforts by theε X TEX team, new versions of pdfTEX, METAPOST (the future MEGAPOST?), Ml- BibTEX (a prospective successor to BibTEX) as well as new efforts by the Arab-speaking TEXies to enhance their fonts and typesetting facilities. A special mention should go to the efforts of Jim Hefferon and the other members of the CTAN team who quietly and behind the scenes are working on enhancements to this TEX gold mine. We think that these developments should become known all over the TEX world. Achieving this ambitious goal wouldn’t be possible without extensive cooperation. First let us mention the authors — they replied favorably to the Calls for Papers so we had all the above-mentioned efforts presented at the conference. When we announced the intention to publish this volume, the authors further took the opportunity to revise their papers, and updated them with the most recent information. Then there was the effort of the marvelous TUGboat editing team, Barbara Beeton and Karl Berry, who took care of the proofreading and other editorial and typesetting chores. Bogusław Jackowski, supported by Karl, has done a splendid job of designing the cover and the photo pages (more on that below). Had not Karl Berry pushed the remaining members of the Editorial Board, we would not have been able to meet the December deadline. The printing itself and the complicated shipping logistics were arranged by Volker RW Schaa and Klaus Höppner from DANTE. Perhaps the most important factor in this undertaking is that so many user groups (DANTE, TUG, UK-TUG, GuIT, CSTUG, MaTEX and GUST) expressed their interest and ordered copies of this volume for their E members — the print run is in excess of 5000. To stress that this volume originates in Europe, and to follow the “new tradition”, the cover colors are the same as the EuroTEX 2005 volume — (eu)blue and (eu)yellow from the Europe flag. Now a little about the volume content and what was happening during the conference. We hope that thanks to the efforts of the authors (about 50 papers) the goal of giving an overview of what is happening in the TEX universe and what lurks in the future was achieved. We also wanted to give those who were not present at the venue a glimpse of the atmosphere, hence the color photo section. It was composed by Bogusław Jackowski, who chose a selection of photographs from shots taken by Jacek Kmiecik, Andrzej Odyniec, Volker RW Schaa, Ulrik Vieth and Jakub Zdroik. A far larger collection of photos is available at the GUST conference site, http://www. gust.org.pl/BachoTeX/EuroBachoTeX2007, in the gallery section. The movies section hosts movies taken by Jan Ryćko, and in the presentations section slides for some of the sessions are available. Two workshops were held. A great success was the “Handmade paper: A mixture of handcraft, art and fun” workshop run by Grażyna Jackowska — a glimpse of it can be had by reading the colorillustrated report following. Andrzej Tomaszewski also gave an excellent workshop on designing graphical signs and logotypes — a smaller, self-selected group of interested participants picked Andrzej’s brain to their benefit. There were two surprise events. The presentation by Sam Guravage, the youngest ever presenter at a EuroTEX conference was distinguished as the best presentation of the conference and he received a special diploma — please read the report in this volume. A surprise even to the organizers was Janusz M. Nowacki’s exhibition of his early photographs — a mirror of his artistic soul, so well expressed in his font achievements. The hard conference work was interrupted by a day’s outing to the not-so-far-away cities of Toruń and Chełmno. In Toruń the participants visited the District Public Library — Copernican Library with a special presentation of their incunabula collection (see the gallery section of the conference site), followed by a guided tour through the medieval city center, a monument listed by the UNESCO World Heritage. On to Chełmno, a nice, small city, spread out on seven hills — a quick stroll through the city 6 TUGboat, Volume 29, No. 1 — XVII European TEX Conference, 2007
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